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The Federal Reserve raised rates in September to fight an energy-driven inflation spike, betting the labor market could handle the pressure. September's jobs report suggests that bet may have been wrong.
Soaring long-duration Treasury bond yields are sending an unmistakable message to President Trump, Wall Street, and investors.
Historically, stocks see an initial pullback after the Federal Reserve raises rates.